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\author{Brent Miszalski\\misza@ihug.com.au}
\title{BeOS Demo for \LaTeX}

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\caption{Alas, Be, Inc. is no more. Its logo lives on it in the hearts and minds of its users}
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\section{The BeOS Formula}
For each $| x - a | < \epsilon$  $\exists$ a $\delta$ such that $| y - b | < \delta$  $\forall x, y, a, b$.\\
Knowing this we come to the BeOS integral:\\
\begin{equation}
\oint BeOS  dB = \nabla \times B
\end{equation}

Everyone knows that Equation 1. is essential to the everyday user of BeOS.




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